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Which way do wash your hair.....
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Tee
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Okay, I washed my hair Saturday using the C&G method and overall it came out good, BUT.....
1) I braided my hair to the back in about 6 big cornrows and they were completely unraveled by the time I finished shampooing and conditioning. Is that suppose to happen??
2) When I tried to rebraid my hair while it was wet, it was hard for me to part my hair and braid it, resulting in some strands getting snagged and snapping.My newgrowth is too thick to try and manipulate wet. I whipped out my blow dryer and my head felt relieved.
Besides the strands that snapped, I didn't shed or loose 1 strand doing this method, not even while blow drying. Another plus is that the whole process is alot faster than washing in the sink. Its a keeper.
That is why I dont use the braid method. I have tried it at least three times and every time they unravel!
That is why I dont use the braid method. I have tried it at least three times and every time they unravel!
Did you cornrow your hair too?My ends are relaxed so I'm guessing thats why my hair unraveled. I was thinking about trying again and braiding it in four large plats to see if it would make a difference.
Tee
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My ends are relaxed so I'm guessing thats why my hair unraveled. I was thinking about trying again and braiding it in four large plats to see if it would make a difference.
Yes, I don't think the method works as well on relaxed. (but I know a few relaxed ladies who use this method)
